Dear Dragon-Characters

How are George and Blaise alike?

• Both students are brothers

• Both students are pen pals

• Both students are dragons

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How are Blaise and George different?

• Both Blaise and George are humans

• Blaise is human and George is a dragon

• Blaise is a dragon and George is human

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What do the illustrations on p.192-193 show about how these characters feel about each other?

• They show how they visualize each other and real life

• They show that Blaise thinks George is a real knight

• They show that George is mad that Blaise is a dragon

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How are the settings different?

• George lives in the country on a farm

• Blaise lives in a fantastic world of dragons and George lives in the city

• Both George and Blaise live in the big city

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CCSS.RL.3.9

How does the author of Dear Dragon use settings like the author of Dear Primo does?

• The settings in both show that the characters don't like each other

• The settings in both stories show how both characters work

• The settings in both stories show where two different characters live

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How has sending letters to a pen pal changed Blaise and George?

• They have become friends

• They learn that they don't like writing letters

• They decide they don't want to be friends

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How can you tell that Blaise and George like each other?

• George calls Blaise his new friend

• They want to keep writing to each other

• They are both smiling when they read each other's letters

• All the answers are correct

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How is Blaise and George's friendship like Carlitos and Charlie's in Dear Primo?

• Both become friends and look forward to meeting each other

• Both of them want to learn each other's language

• Both of them want to move to a new place

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Blaise and George are minor characters in this story.

• True

• False

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Why does the author show both boys reading a letter at the same time on p. 205?

• To show that the boys are tired of writing to each other

• To show that the boys have become friends

• To show that they both got each other's letters

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